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Free Workshop Presentations

Learn to help someone choking!

First Aid for Choking

First Aid for Choking

First Aid for Choking

 Around 4,000 to 5,500 choking-related deaths occur in the United States every year. Learn how to recognize and give care for a chocking Adult, Child or infants

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Citizen CPR

Hands Only CPR

First Aid for Choking

First Aid for Choking

If a person is unresponsive and not breathing they are considered to be in cardiac arrest. This workshop will help the untrained  responder to  recognize the symptoms, activate the emergency system and start Hands Only CPR. 

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Stop the Bleed

Stop the Bleed

First Aid for Choking

Stop the Bleed

  A person who is bleeding rapidly could die within mere minutes, so it is important to recognize and stop severe bleeding as soon as possible. Complete  free online course . Then attend hands-on training in simple life-saving techniques. 

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Helping some one and not Helping could be the difference between Life and Death

DFG Safety Training can help you recognize an emergency, activate the emergency system and give care until Emergency Medical professionals arrive.

What should I do? Recognizing and Responding to an Opioid Overdose

Interactive Learning, Hands On Training  and our Experienced Instructors can prepare you to help in a medical emergency

Be Prepared to help! Watch out for these symptoms of Heat Related Illness

It's Summer and Hot temperatures can led to heat related illnesses. 

Hypothermia

Call 911, Warm the Person

 When the temperature starts to drop, the body can start to shiver. Shivering is the body's attempt to warm itself. It is an automatic defense against cold temperature. 

 People with hypothermia usually aren't aware of their condition. The symptoms often begin gradually. Also, the confused thinking associated with hypothermia prevents self-awareness. The confused thinking also can lead to risk-taking behavior. 

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